Ghost Girl of Tonawanda
I grew up (late 70s/ early 80s- Gen X represent!) hearing the Ghost Girl of Knoche Road story. I had no idea just how old the story was. I also don’t want to admit for how long I kept looking for her whenever I was in the Knoche Road/ Delaware Avenue area. TOWN POLICE […]
Today is the last official day that Bon-Ton stores will be open. I’m not even going to try to write about the reasons why the Bon-Ton failed. There have been many articles written and conversations on various facebook retail history groups that have examined the reasons behind the demise of the Bon-Ton. Instead I’m going […]
St. John Kanty Church, Buffalo NY circa 1986
I am so sorry that I have been quiet the past few months- my father had knee replacement surgery and between him and the kids, life has gotten busy busy busy. I finally have a chance to breathe (and find my living room floor!) so I’m slowly going through old slides. Today’s quick blog post […]
Sometimes blog posts almost write themselves (well often I wish it was that easy but I digress). Today’s find was a program from the Ballet Folklorico of Mexico’s performance at Shea’s Buffalo Theater Monday, May 22 & Tuesday, May 23, 1967
A Happy New Year